Dan Mork - All Comments

re: Make a Self-Signed Certificate

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re: Transferring files via Remote Desktop

SRM — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 22:14:13 GMT

Hi, I'm not able to find a "More" button on the "Local resources" Tab. Please help.

re: Transferring files via Remote Desktop

vbullinger — Thu, 04 Oct 2007 18:49:24 GMT

Yeah, I do this all the time (never used the multiple display one, though). It's great. I think this should be done by default, though. One more thing I like to do, though, is save the rdp instance. On the general tab, there's an option to save the rdp connection. In the last version (not the latest version) of MSTSC, there was a way to save credentials - user name, password and domain - not just the computer. I saved all this in files in a folder I call Remote Connections on my machine. It's filled with tons of connections to all remote computers I've worked with on all projects I work with (there are 30 files in that folder!). So, whenever I need to connect to a machine, I just double-click it and I'm in. No need to remember any of the connection information again, nor to always have to remember to click the drive(s) I want made available to the remote machine.

[img]http://devas103.inetium.com/loyall/images/connections.jpg[/img]

MaxItemsInObjectGraph and keeping references when serializing in WCF

Adventures in .net and other Microsoft worlds — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 21:23:11 GMT

MaxItemsInObjectGraph and keeping references when serializing in WCF